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I’ve always hated the fact that in order to watch a video on YouTube in full screen you couldn’t use your 2nd monitor. This drove me nuts, and recently I started looking for a solution, which I figured had to be out there.
Step 1
Go to a video on YouTube, in this example I am going [...]

This article talks about how to control multiple Windows systems using the keyboard/mouse attached to one computer. It is designed for folks who have two (or more) computers set up at home and find themselves regularly sliding from one system to the other (and wearing out the carpet in the process!). Simply put, you will [...]

I recommend the following tips for the best possible reproduction of High-quality figures. I divided this article into two parts. The first part is how to produce publication standard figures contains lines. The second part is talking about how to render image files for publications. I normally save these two settings in Matlab so that [...]

Windows only: Free application Portable Ubuntu for Windows runs an entire Linux operating system as a Windows application. As if that weren’t cool enough, it’s portable, so you can carry it on your thumb drive.
Built from the same guts as the andLinux system that lets you seamlessly run Linux apps on your Windows desktop, Portable [...]

Onenote is a superb companion for me, I can use it to gather all my information in one place, find what I need fast, and share your notes and information.  I have just put together a few screenshots for you – hopefully, these will inspire you to create your own master piece. OneNote’s sections break [...]

BootMyISO In the following tutorial, we will show you How to Boot an ISO from a USB Flash Drive.  Syslinux is used to install a MBR to your Flash Drive and make the devices partition active (bootable), GRUB is started via a syslinux.cfg file. Grub then becomes the boot loader for it’s CD Emulator. We [...]

Currently, file copying utilities such as cp, scp, rsync etc. are not able to resume where they left off after a failed copy operation. In this article, a solution is provided using the utility dd to pick up where cp left off. Read on for more.

The GPG key (which means Gnu Privacy Guard, aka GnuPG) can be used for many things like signing your packages, sign the Ubuntu Code of Conduct, etc. I am writing this how-to because I plan to write an article on creating .deb packages the right way, and for that you will need to sign them [...]